This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_008C_01C562DC.05AF9F50 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi, I'm interested in any Smith/Smithy/Smithey, Taliaferro and Washington information you can share. Also, please let me know if you notice any Aylette family information. Thank You, Billy ------=_NextPart_000_008C_01C562DC.05AF9F50 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: attachment Reply-To: <[email protected]> From: <[email protected]> Sender: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Subject: [VACAROLI] Caroline Co Va Genealogical material Date: Fri, 27 May 2005 13:24:11 -0500 Message-ID: <[email protected]> MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Priority: 3 (Normal) X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook 8.5, Build 4.71.2173.0 X-Apparently-To: [email protected] via 66.218.79.83; Fri, 27 May 2005 11:33:39 -0700 X-Originating-IP: [66.43.18.27] X-Original-Sender: [email protected] Fri May 27 12:32:59 2005 X-Scanned-By: MIMEDefang 2.38 X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/3229 X-Loop: [email protected] X-OriginalArrivalTime: 27 May 2005 18:24:11.0818 (UTC) FILETIME=[479B28A0:01C562E9] X-MIMEOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V6.00.2900.2180 Importance: Normal This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IBC.2ACI/2474 Message Board Post: I have recently acquired some family histories directly pertaining to Caroline Co Va 1750-1925. I would be willing to do lookups from these upon request. Larger ones may need to be snailed to you. Some of the available surnames are:Anderson, Armistead, Athey,Baker,Baylor,Blanton,Borkey,Boulware,Boutwell,Bower, Bowie,Broaddus,Burke,Campbell, Carter,Chandler,Chapman, Clarke,Coghill,Coleman,Corbin,DeJarnette, Dew,Dickenson,Dorsey,Garrett,George,Glassel, Gravett,Hawes,Hundley,Hurt,Johnson,Martin,McLaughlin,Moncure,Motley,Peatross , Pendleton, Pratt,Redd,Ricks,Scott,Selph, Smith, Sutton,Swann,Taliaferro,Taylor,Thomas,Thornton,Timberlake, Tompkins,Tyler,Waller,Ware,Washington,Wood,Wyatt. If you have a specific person you seek in one of the above families please ask . Thanks ==== VACAROLI Mailing List ==== Remember to include the five basic items: WHO (complete name), WHAT (are you seeking?), WHEN (did these folks live?), WHERE (did these folks live?) and HOW (can we reach you?). ------=_NextPart_000_008C_01C562DC.05AF9F50--

Maggi, I'm looking for any information on any/all of these chandler's living in Caroline between 1796 and 1880. Here's the list. Thilman Chandler, 1796 - 183? looking for DoD and parents. Ursilla (Ursula) Chandler 1800 - 187? looking for DoD and parents. Lindsay Candler 1824 18?? son of Thilman married Martha ???, need marriage date and Martha's surname. Andrew Chandler 1832 - 188? son of Thilman married Amelia Madison, need marriage date Mary J Chandler DOB 1831- she is listed in the 1850 census as living in the Ursilla Chandler household. Is sshe a single daughter or a spoise of a chandler. Martha A. Chandler DOB 1825 - she is listed in the 1850 census as living in the Ursilla Chandler household. Is she a single daughter or a spoise of a chandler. Thomas Chandler DOB 1830 - He is listed in the 1860 census of Ursilla and Mary J. residence with several Chandler's including Virgina, age 8 and John age 3. Is he the spouse of Mary J. and the father of Virgina and John? Any infornation on any of the above is appreciated. Thanks JEB ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 2:24 PM Subject: [VACAROLI] Caroline Co Va Genealogical material > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IBC.2ACI/2474 > > Message Board Post: > > I have recently acquired some family histories directly pertaining to > Caroline Co Va 1750-1925. > I would be willing to do lookups from these upon request. > Larger ones may need to be snailed to you. > Some of the available surnames are:Anderson, Armistead, > Athey,Baker,Baylor,Blanton,Borkey,Boulware,Boutwell,Bower, > Bowie,Broaddus,Burke,Campbell, Carter,Chandler,Chapman, > Clarke,Coghill,Coleman,Corbin,DeJarnette, > Dew,Dickenson,Dorsey,Garrett,George,Glassel, > Gravett,Hawes,Hundley,Hurt,Johnson,Martin,McLaughlin,Moncure,Motley,Peatross, > Pendleton, Pratt,Redd,Ricks,Scott,Selph, Smith, > Sutton,Swann,Taliaferro,Taylor,Thomas,Thornton,Timberlake, > Tompkins,Tyler,Waller,Ware,Washington,Wood,Wyatt. > If you have a specific person you seek in one of the above families please > ask . > Thanks > > > ==== VACAROLI Mailing List ==== > Remember to include the five basic items: WHO (complete name), > WHAT (are you seeking?), WHEN (did these folks live?), > WHERE (did these folks live?) and HOW (can we reach you?).

Hi! Anything you might have on the Wyatts of Caroline County, with the home base being "Plain Dealing". I would like especially to learn what your material might show regarding Sarah Wyatt who married Matthew Thom(p)son. Sarah would have been born around the mid-1750's. Also, my Thompson might be related to the Peatross family there in Caroline, but we do not have proof of a connection. I would very much like to learn any Peatross info where a John or Matthew Thompson might be related/mentioned. Very much thanks, Ken Thompson.

I am seeking information on Franklin Manley CARTER born circa 1817 in Caroline County, Virginia. He married Julia A. BACHE. I am looking for his parents. Franklin and Julia had: John Wesley 1856, Lucy 1853, Fanny 1857, Mary C. 1869, & Franklin M. Jr. 1861. Thanks ~Jeanette ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 2:24 PM Subject: [VACAROLI] Caroline Co Va Genealogical material > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IBC.2ACI/2474 > > Message Board Post: > > I have recently acquired some family histories directly pertaining to > Caroline Co Va 1750-1925. > I would be willing to do lookups from these upon request. > Larger ones may need to be snailed to you. > Some of the available surnames are:Anderson, Armistead, > Athey,Baker,Baylor,Blanton,Borkey,Boulware,Boutwell,Bower, > Bowie,Broaddus,Burke,Campbell, Carter,Chandler,Chapman, > Clarke,Coghill,Coleman,Corbin,DeJarnette, > Dew,Dickenson,Dorsey,Garrett,George,Glassel, > Gravett,Hawes,Hundley,Hurt,Johnson,Martin,McLaughlin,Moncure,Motley,Peatross, > Pendleton, Pratt,Redd,Ricks,Scott,Selph, Smith, > Sutton,Swann,Taliaferro,Taylor,Thomas,Thornton,Timberlake, > Tompkins,Tyler,Waller,Ware,Washington,Wood,Wyatt. > If you have a specific person you seek in one of the above families please > ask . > Thanks > > > ==== VACAROLI Mailing List ==== > Remember to include the five basic items: WHO (complete name), > WHAT (are you seeking?), WHEN (did these folks live?), > WHERE (did these folks live?) and HOW (can we reach you?). > >

Thank you very much, but I'm looking for information on a William Cockerham/Cockram/Cockrum living in Caroline County in the early 1700s. Again, thank you! Lorris G. Cockerham, Ph.D. 3006 Hinson Road Little Rock, AR 72212-2712 501-227-4224

Attached to any of these names, does the surname Cockrum or Cockerham appear at all? Thanks in advance, Gail > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this > mailing list. > > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IBC.2ACI/2474 > > Message Board Post: > > I have recently acquired some family histories directly > pertaining to Caroline Co Va 1750-1925. I would be willing > to do lookups from these upon request. Larger ones may > need to be snailed to you. Some of the available surnames > are:Anderson, Armistead, Athey,Baker,Baylor,Blanton,Borkey > ,Boulware,Boutwell,Bower, Bowie,Broaddus,Burke,Campbell, > Carter,Chandler,Chapman, Clarke,Coghill,Coleman,Corbin > ,DeJarnette, Dew,Dickenson,Dorsey,Garrett,George,Glassel, > Gravett,Hawes,Hundley,Hurt,Johnson,Martin,McLaughlin > ,Moncure,Motley,Peatross, Pendleton, Pratt,Redd,Ricks > ,Scott,Selph, Smith, Sutton,Swann,Taliaferro,Taylor,Thomas > ,Thornton,Timberlake, Tompkins,Tyler,Waller,Ware > ,Washington,Wood,Wyatt. If you have a specific person you > seek in one of the above families please ask . Thanks > > > ==== VACAROLI Mailing List ==== > Remember to include the five basic items: WHO (complete > name), WHAT (are you seeking?), WHEN (did these folks > live?), WHERE (did these folks live?) and HOW (can we > reach you?). >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Garrett, Boulware, Carter Classification: Lookup Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IBC.2ACI/2474.1 Message Board Post: I am interested in these names: Boulware, Carter and Garrett. Thanks

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IBC.2ACI/2474 Message Board Post: I have recently acquired some family histories directly pertaining to Caroline Co Va 1750-1925. I would be willing to do lookups from these upon request. Larger ones may need to be snailed to you. Some of the available surnames are:Anderson, Armistead, Athey,Baker,Baylor,Blanton,Borkey,Boulware,Boutwell,Bower, Bowie,Broaddus,Burke,Campbell, Carter,Chandler,Chapman, Clarke,Coghill,Coleman,Corbin,DeJarnette, Dew,Dickenson,Dorsey,Garrett,George,Glassel, Gravett,Hawes,Hundley,Hurt,Johnson,Martin,McLaughlin,Moncure,Motley,Peatross, Pendleton, Pratt,Redd,Ricks,Scott,Selph, Smith, Sutton,Swann,Taliaferro,Taylor,Thomas,Thornton,Timberlake, Tompkins,Tyler,Waller,Ware,Washington,Wood,Wyatt. If you have a specific person you seek in one of the above families please ask . Thanks

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IBC.2ACI/2473 Message Board Post: Interesting article in Free Lane Star (Fredericksburg, VA paper) about Hayfield Farm. http://fredericksburg.com/News/FLS/2005/052005/05252005/101877

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: BROOKS, Burton, Merriman, Stringer, etc.... Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IBC.2ACI/310.695.699.1.1 Message Board Post: Ron, thanks so much for posting response! agree that my James would be too old to be your Philip's brother. have you seen my Richard Brooks & Nancy Merriman in Rockcastle Co. KY Census, think it was 1830 but could have been 1840>. in one census, Richard is living in the HH of his son Richard Brooks Jr.; Nancy is listed too. thanks again and if i find anything on a link to your Philip Brooks, will let you know! charlotte

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Brooks Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IBC.2ACI/310.695.699.1 Message Board Post: Charlotte, I think that Philip had a brother named James but he wouldn't have been old enough to fight in the Revolutionary War. If there is a connection with our two Brooks lines, it most likely is that your James is a brother of Bluford, the father of Philip. I don't show that connection right now but I'll keep looking and let you know if I find anything. Thanks for writing. Ron

I too am seeking information about a Thomas Jones of Caroline County/Bowling Green, Virginia. Specifically "Thomas L. Jones", born circa 1812 (in New Jersey according to Census records), married "Mary L. H. Cecil" in Caroline Co., where he/they lived the remainder of his/their lives. They had several children, including my great grandmother Ida Belle Jones. I'm away from my database (home computer) for 2 more days, but would love to compare notes with anyone who may think we have a possible link. Thanks for posting your data with the list. David E. Wiley [email protected] _____________________________________________________________ Diane S <[email protected]> wrote: I have been finding a lot of deeds for a Jones in Hanover and Caroline, and King & Queen Counties - and I have found a Phillip Jones - the name I sought but still do not have any other information - this was pre-Rev. Does anyone know anything about the Jones families in this vicinity at this time? Diane S ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, May 22, 2005 3:56 PM Subject: Re: [VACAROLI] Thomas Jones, Jr. of Caroline I am very interested in a possible link between your Thomas JONES, Sr. and 5 brothers who left St. Margaret's Parish before 1760. The 5 brothers are Robert, John, James, Richard, & Ambrose all settling on the NC/VA border in Halifax & Mecklenburg Cos., VA and Granville Co., NC. Robert was of St. Margaret's Parish according to a 1752 deed in Granville Co. and I believe he may have been a Constable in St. Margaret's Parish ca 1740. I think I find him as well as John in the Order Books of Caroline and associated with Thomas. > > Do you or any researchers you are aware of have any facts or theories > re Thomas' parents? > > Thanks, Ron Jones Hi Ron- I would very much like to know more about these brothers you mention and especially that deed of 1752 you mention. I have found records of 3 colonial Jones men who can be tied to the area of Dougetown(Milford) in St. Margaret's Parish - Robert, Thomas & John. (1) Robert leaves Caroline County. (2) Thomas was born 1720 or earlier, married before 1748 Sarah Woolfolk, daughter of Robert Woolfolk. He is listed as Thomas Jones of Dougetown Bridge, to distinguish him from other Thomas Jones living in Caroline. Order Book -Feb 1782 - Will of Thomas Jones - Executors: Edmund Jones, Joseph Jones, George Jones & Thomas Jones. (3) John died in 1779, survived by wife Ann (nee Madison), and a number of children. Ann outlived all her children and a lawsuit developed which contains his 1779 will. "...my will is if I have any interest in any lands in Maryland under any deed of my father or by inheritance I desire the same to be sold and the money divided amongst my children" From the Order Books � There were (probably) several Thomas Jones 09 Apr 1736 - Petition of James Riddle, it's ordered the DogeTown road be turned upon the line between him and Robert Woolfolk. 11 Mar 1737/8 - Robert Jones is appointed constable of the precinct in which Thomas White is at present constable. 14 July 1738 - Petition of William Woodford, Gent. Assignee of Wm. Barnes agt Thomas Jones. Judgment granted pltf for 1.5.9 10 Nov 1738 - County Levys: To Robert Jones, constable. 186 11 May 1739 - Wm. Evans, Robert Jones, Wm. Oliver, John Hurt constables took oath. 09 Nov 1739 - Robert Jones on Jury also Wm Connor, John George, Thomas White 09 May 1740 - Action of trespass. Wm. Brumley agt Robert & Thomas Jones. defendants say they are not guilty by John Mercer their atty. They put themselves upon the jury 13 Jun 1740 - John Dyer, Jr is appointed constable of the precinct in which Robert Jones is at present constable. Wm. Brumley agt Robert & Thomas Jones Dismist. being agreed. Robert Jones on a jury. also Wm. Connor, Rice Williams, Samuel Norment, Wm Marshall 08 May 1741 - Grand Jury: Robert Jones, Wm. Connor, Thos White, Thos Samuel 11 Dec 1741 - County Levys. paid to Thomas Jones per. acct 200 12 Mar 1742/3 - A deed from Thomas Petit to Robert Woolfolk was proved by John Baylor Gen't, Thomas Jones & Richard Woolfolk witness. Deed from Benjamin & Elizabeth Powell to Robert Lyon proved by Edmund Pendleton, Thomas Jones & John Hurt. 10 Jun 1743 - Robert Jones on jury 09 Sep 1743 - Robert Jones on jury. 11 Nov 1743 - County Levys: Paid to Robert Jones for keeping the trees from the Dougetown bridge. 11 May 1744 - Ordered Thomas White be overseer of the road from the Dougetown bridge in the room of James Collins & to have Thos. Whites, Robert Jones, the people at Capt. Farishs quarter, Wm. Riddles, Thos. Collins, James Collins, the people at Major Baylors at Pole Cat to be upon the said road. John Holland's deed to Wm. Stone proved by Thos. White, Robert Jones & Jno. Jones witnesses. 13 Jul 1744 - Robert Jones on jury. 9 Nov 1744 - On the motion of Mary Anderson it is ordered Richard Anderson her son be bound to Thos. Jones till he arrives at 21..he is taught to read & write & the art of a shoemaker. Ordered the list of titables belonging to Thos Jones Gent. be added to Mr. Wild's list. 14 Dec 1744 - County Levy paid to Robt Jones per acct 280 15 Apr 1745 - Petition. Wm Taliaferro Gent agt Thomas Jones. Judgment for 2.19.3 granted 08 Nov 1745 - County Levys: paid to Robert Jones as per his account 100 14 Feb 1745/6 - On petition of Thomas Jones, ordered Thomas White, Thomas Collins & Jas Turner view a bridle way for the petitioner. 15 Feb 1745/6 - John Jones & Sarah h/w ack their deed of land to Thomas Jones 13 June 1746 - Thomas Jones vs. Richard Bradford. Detinue. Jury finds for the pltf 1 cow & calf in the declaration mentioned of the value of 30 sh also 15 sh damages for detaining them/ Bradford pay John Grimsley 100 rob for 4 days art. Natha Richardson 75 lb tob for 3 days att./ John Powell 25 lib as an evidence. Lewis Turner 100 for 4 days attendance ads Jones. Ordered Thomas Jones pay James Turner & Wm Goodall 125 lbs tob for 5 days attendance as evidence for him act Bradford. 14 Feb 1746/7 - Act of trespass of the case. Robert Boyd & Co agt Thomas Jones. Dismissed. 10 Mar 1749/50 - Wm Johnson &c executors &c of Saml Coleman agt Thomas Jones. It's considered by the court that the plts recover 2.5.0. Also agnst Richard Tankersley for 1.12.4 Also agnst Thomas Easton for 1.6.7 12 May 1750 - Thomas Berry vs. John Chilton. John Chilton to pay Thos. Jones 50 lbs for 2 days attendance; Thos Randall 152 lbs; Thomas Snodgrass 25 for 1 days 9 Nov 1750 - On the petition of John Woolfolk ordered Thomas White, James Riddle & John Jones view the road from the Dougetown bridge to this court house as Woolfolk would have it turned & made a report 13 Sep 1753 - Alce a negro girl belonging to Thomas Jones adjudged 8 years old. 08 Nov 1753 - County Levys: paid Thomas Jones &c acct 60 09 May 1755 --let is appointed overseer of the road from Dougetown Bridge to South River and to have James Dismukes, Robert Farish, Farish's quarter, -- Wood, John Jones, Jeremiah Long people to assist in keeping road in repair. 11 Jul 1755 Petition of Edward Ware & Millicent Powell agt Edward Hunt & Thomas Jones. Judgment for 1.17.0 11 Dec 1755 Suit on attachment. Wm. Dunlop agt the estate of Thos. Jones. Pltf proving his acct judgment granted him for 5.7.7. Sheriff made return he served the attachment in hands of Eliza Levell & Edward ( ) on sundry goods. The sd. Levell declared she has 1.15.0 and the said ( blank) declared he has 130 lbs of tobacco which they are ordered to pay to the pltf. Ordered the sheriff to cause the goods to be sold. 14 Jul 1757 - Ordered Joseph Boswell, George Elliott, John Pettis, Thomas Jones, Robt Dyer, Henry May, Abraham Martin & Edmund Taylor appraise that part of the estate of Richard Bradford that lies in Lunenburg Co. 13 Oct 1757 - John Woolfolk, Richard Woolfolk, Robert Woolfolk & Thomas Jones are appointed to lay off the dower of Mary Lyon widow of Robert Lyon. 10 Jan 1760 On the motion of William Johnston & Thomas Jones security for Jas. Herndon one of the exors of Wm. Herndon ordered James be summoned to court. 13 Jun 1761 John Cooper agt Thomas Jones. Trespass, assault & battery. Jury find for the defendant. Thomas Jones to pay Nathaniel Norment, Richard Fortune 75 pounds of tobacco for 3 days attendance as an evidence for him ads Cooper. 12 Aug 1762 - Ordered Richard West, Dan'l Isabel, Thomas Jones & Samuel Norment appraise estate of William Jones. 14 Oct 1762 - Thomas Jones confessed judgment to Thos Boswell for 6.1.10 10 Mar 1763 - Moza Hurt, Philemon Hurt, Mary Hurt ack deed to Thomas Jones. 09 Mar 1764 - Moza Hurt agt Samuel Norment. In trespass. This day came the parties by their atty. John Jones foreman of the Jury. the pltf to take nothing by his bill but for his false clamor the defendant recover his costs. Ordered that Samuel Norment pay Thomas Jones 150 lb tob for 6 days attendance, Milly Jones 125 lbs for 5 days attendance in the suit of Hurt. James Farish agt Thomas Jones. Trespass, assault & battery. Dismissed. 11 May 1764 - Thomas Jones paid 150 lbs tob for 6 days attendance as evidence for John Townsend ads John Sutton. Thomas Jones on a jury. 11 May 1764 - John Taylor agt Thomas Jones. On an attachment. Dismissed. 14 Sep 1764 - Andrew Cockran & company agt Thomas Jones. Debt. ==== VACAROLI Mailing List ==== Remember to include the five basic items: WHO (complete name), WHAT (are you seeking?), WHEN (did these folks live?), WHERE (did these folks live?) and HOW (can we reach you?). -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.322 / Virus Database: 266.11.15 - Release Date: 5/22/2005 ==== VACAROLI Mailing List ==== Please contact the Caroline County mailing list manager at [email protected] with any comments, questions or problems you may have regarding your membership. --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new Resources site!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Brooks, Burton, Merriman, Adams Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IBC.2ACI/310.695.699 Message Board Post: Ron, My great-great grandmother is Margaret Brooks Burton born in VA ca 1820 died 1902 KY. Margaret's parents are Richard and Nancy Merriman BROOKS, also born in VA. Richard's father is JAMES BROOKS of VA who fought in the Am Rev. Richard and Nancy Brooks were in Rockcastle Co. KY <1830 and settled there having more children. I am looking for "a" connection between my Richard Brooks and the Brooks in the Ohio County KY area, namely this Philip Brooks. Thanks for any help or info that you might have. charlotte

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Lyon Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IBC.2ACI/19.872.1 Message Board Post: Please note change of address: [email protected]

I have been finding a lot of deeds for a Jones in Hanover and Caroline, and King & Queen Counties - and I have found a Phillip Jones - the name I sought but still do not have any other information - this was pre-Rev. Does anyone know anything about the Jones families in this vicinity at this time? Diane S ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, May 22, 2005 3:56 PM Subject: Re: [VACAROLI] Thomas Jones, Jr. of Caroline I am very interested in a possible link between your Thomas JONES, Sr. and 5 brothers who left St. Margaret's Parish before 1760. The 5 brothers are Robert, John, James, Richard, & Ambrose all settling on the NC/VA border in Halifax & Mecklenburg Cos., VA and Granville Co., NC. Robert was of St. Margaret's Parish according to a 1752 deed in Granville Co. and I believe he may have been a Constable in St. Margaret's Parish ca 1740. I think I find him as well as John in the Order Books of Caroline and associated with Thomas. > > Do you or any researchers you are aware of have any facts or theories > re Thomas' parents? > > Thanks, Ron Jones Hi Ron- I would very much like to know more about these brothers you mention and especially that deed of 1752 you mention. I have found records of 3 colonial Jones men who can be tied to the area of Dougetown(Milford) in St. Margaret's Parish - Robert, Thomas & John. (1) Robert leaves Caroline County. (2) Thomas was born 1720 or earlier, married before 1748 Sarah Woolfolk, daughter of Robert Woolfolk. He is listed as Thomas Jones of Dougetown Bridge, to distinguish him from other Thomas Jones living in Caroline. Order Book -Feb 1782 - Will of Thomas Jones - Executors: Edmund Jones, Joseph Jones, George Jones & Thomas Jones. (3) John died in 1779, survived by wife Ann (nee Madison), and a number of children. Ann outlived all her children and a lawsuit developed which contains his 1779 will. "...my will is if I have any interest in any lands in Maryland under any deed of my father or by inheritance I desire the same to be sold and the money divided amongst my children" From the Order Books – There were (probably) several Thomas Jones 09 Apr 1736 - Petition of James Riddle, it's ordered the DogeTown road be turned upon the line between him and Robert Woolfolk. 11 Mar 1737/8 - Robert Jones is appointed constable of the precinct in which Thomas White is at present constable. 14 July 1738 - Petition of William Woodford, Gent. Assignee of Wm. Barnes agt Thomas Jones. Judgment granted pltf for 1.5.9 10 Nov 1738 - County Levys: To Robert Jones, constable. 186 11 May 1739 - Wm. Evans, Robert Jones, Wm. Oliver, John Hurt constables took oath. 09 Nov 1739 - Robert Jones on Jury also Wm Connor, John George, Thomas White 09 May 1740 - Action of trespass. Wm. Brumley agt Robert & Thomas Jones. defendants say they are not guilty by John Mercer their atty. They put themselves upon the jury 13 Jun 1740 - John Dyer, Jr is appointed constable of the precinct in which Robert Jones is at present constable. Wm. Brumley agt Robert & Thomas Jones Dismist. being agreed. Robert Jones on a jury. also Wm. Connor, Rice Williams, Samuel Norment, Wm Marshall 08 May 1741 - Grand Jury: Robert Jones, Wm. Connor, Thos White, Thos Samuel 11 Dec 1741 - County Levys. paid to Thomas Jones per. acct 200 12 Mar 1742/3 - A deed from Thomas Petit to Robert Woolfolk was proved by John Baylor Gen't, Thomas Jones & Richard Woolfolk witness. Deed from Benjamin & Elizabeth Powell to Robert Lyon proved by Edmund Pendleton, Thomas Jones & John Hurt. 10 Jun 1743 - Robert Jones on jury 09 Sep 1743 - Robert Jones on jury. 11 Nov 1743 - County Levys: Paid to Robert Jones for keeping the trees from the Dougetown bridge. 11 May 1744 - Ordered Thomas White be overseer of the road from the Dougetown bridge in the room of James Collins & to have Thos. Whites, Robert Jones, the people at Capt. Farishs quarter, Wm. Riddles, Thos. Collins, James Collins, the people at Major Baylors at Pole Cat to be upon the said road. John Holland's deed to Wm. Stone proved by Thos. White, Robert Jones & Jno. Jones witnesses. 13 Jul 1744 - Robert Jones on jury. 9 Nov 1744 - On the motion of Mary Anderson it is ordered Richard Anderson her son be bound to Thos. Jones till he arrives at 21..he is taught to read & write & the art of a shoemaker. Ordered the list of titables belonging to Thos Jones Gent. be added to Mr. Wild's list. 14 Dec 1744 - County Levy paid to Robt Jones per acct 280 15 Apr 1745 - Petition. Wm Taliaferro Gent agt Thomas Jones. Judgment for 2.19.3 granted 08 Nov 1745 - County Levys: paid to Robert Jones as per his account 100 14 Feb 1745/6 - On petition of Thomas Jones, ordered Thomas White, Thomas Collins & Jas Turner view a bridle way for the petitioner. 15 Feb 1745/6 - John Jones & Sarah h/w ack their deed of land to Thomas Jones 13 June 1746 - Thomas Jones vs. Richard Bradford. Detinue. Jury finds for the pltf 1 cow & calf in the declaration mentioned of the value of 30 sh also 15 sh damages for detaining them/ Bradford pay John Grimsley 100 rob for 4 days art. Natha Richardson 75 lb tob for 3 days att./ John Powell 25 lib as an evidence. Lewis Turner 100 for 4 days attendance ads Jones. Ordered Thomas Jones pay James Turner & Wm Goodall 125 lbs tob for 5 days attendance as evidence for him act Bradford. 14 Feb 1746/7 - Act of trespass of the case. Robert Boyd & Co agt Thomas Jones. Dismissed. 10 Mar 1749/50 - Wm Johnson &c executors &c of Saml Coleman agt Thomas Jones. It's considered by the court that the plts recover 2.5.0. Also agnst Richard Tankersley for 1.12.4 Also agnst Thomas Easton for 1.6.7 12 May 1750 - Thomas Berry vs. John Chilton. John Chilton to pay Thos. Jones 50 lbs for 2 days attendance; Thos Randall 152 lbs; Thomas Snodgrass 25 for 1 days 9 Nov 1750 - On the petition of John Woolfolk ordered Thomas White, James Riddle & John Jones view the road from the Dougetown bridge to this court house as Woolfolk would have it turned & made a report 13 Sep 1753 - Alce a negro girl belonging to Thomas Jones adjudged 8 years old. 08 Nov 1753 - County Levys: paid Thomas Jones &c acct 60 09 May 1755 --let is appointed overseer of the road from Dougetown Bridge to South River and to have James Dismukes, Robert Farish, Farish's quarter, -- Wood, John Jones, Jeremiah Long people to assist in keeping road in repair. 11 Jul 1755 Petition of Edward Ware & Millicent Powell agt Edward Hunt & Thomas Jones. Judgment for 1.17.0 11 Dec 1755 Suit on attachment. Wm. Dunlop agt the estate of Thos. Jones. Pltf proving his acct judgment granted him for 5.7.7. Sheriff made return he served the attachment in hands of Eliza Levell & Edward ( ) on sundry goods. The sd. Levell declared she has 1.15.0 and the said ( blank) declared he has 130 lbs of tobacco which they are ordered to pay to the pltf. Ordered the sheriff to cause the goods to be sold. 14 Jul 1757 - Ordered Joseph Boswell, George Elliott, John Pettis, Thomas Jones, Robt Dyer, Henry May, Abraham Martin & Edmund Taylor appraise that part of the estate of Richard Bradford that lies in Lunenburg Co. 13 Oct 1757 - John Woolfolk, Richard Woolfolk, Robert Woolfolk & Thomas Jones are appointed to lay off the dower of Mary Lyon widow of Robert Lyon. 10 Jan 1760 On the motion of William Johnston & Thomas Jones security for Jas. Herndon one of the exors of Wm. Herndon ordered James be summoned to court. 13 Jun 1761 John Cooper agt Thomas Jones. Trespass, assault & battery. Jury find for the defendant. Thomas Jones to pay Nathaniel Norment, Richard Fortune 75 pounds of tobacco for 3 days attendance as an evidence for him ads Cooper. 12 Aug 1762 - Ordered Richard West, Dan'l Isabel, Thomas Jones & Samuel Norment appraise estate of William Jones. 14 Oct 1762 - Thomas Jones confessed judgment to Thos Boswell for 6.1.10 10 Mar 1763 - Moza Hurt, Philemon Hurt, Mary Hurt ack deed to Thomas Jones. 09 Mar 1764 - Moza Hurt agt Samuel Norment. In trespass. This day came the parties by their atty. John Jones foreman of the Jury. the pltf to take nothing by his bill but for his false clamor the defendant recover his costs. Ordered that Samuel Norment pay Thomas Jones 150 lb tob for 6 days attendance, Milly Jones 125 lbs for 5 days attendance in the suit of Hurt. James Farish agt Thomas Jones. Trespass, assault & battery. Dismissed. 11 May 1764 - Thomas Jones paid 150 lbs tob for 6 days attendance as evidence for John Townsend ads John Sutton. 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I am very interested in a possible link between your Thomas JONES, Sr. and 5 brothers who left St. Margaret's Parish before 1760. The 5 brothers are Robert, John, James, Richard, & Ambrose all settling on the NC/VA border in Halifax & Mecklenburg Cos., VA and Granville Co., NC. Robert was of St. Margaret's Parish according to a 1752 deed in Granville Co. and I believe he may have been a Constable in St. Margaret's Parish ca 1740. I think I find him as well as John in the Order Books of Caroline and associated with Thomas. > > Do you or any researchers you are aware of have any facts or theories > re Thomas' parents? > > Thanks, Ron Jones Hi Ron- I would very much like to know more about these brothers you mention and especially that deed of 1752 you mention. I have found records of 3 colonial Jones men who can be tied to the area of Dougetown(Milford) in St. Margaret's Parish - Robert, Thomas & John. (1) Robert leaves Caroline County. (2) Thomas was born 1720 or earlier, married before 1748 Sarah Woolfolk, daughter of Robert Woolfolk. He is listed as Thomas Jones of Dougetown Bridge, to distinguish him from other Thomas Jones living in Caroline. Order Book -Feb 1782 - Will of Thomas Jones - Executors: Edmund Jones, Joseph Jones, George Jones & Thomas Jones. (3) John died in 1779, survived by wife Ann (nee Madison), and a number of children. Ann outlived all her children and a lawsuit developed which contains his 1779 will. "...my will is if I have any interest in any lands in Maryland under any deed of my father or by inheritance I desire the same to be sold and the money divided amongst my children" From the Order Books – There were (probably) several Thomas Jones 09 Apr 1736 - Petition of James Riddle, it's ordered the DogeTown road be turned upon the line between him and Robert Woolfolk. 11 Mar 1737/8 - Robert Jones is appointed constable of the precinct in which Thomas White is at present constable. 14 July 1738 - Petition of William Woodford, Gent. Assignee of Wm. Barnes agt Thomas Jones. Judgment granted pltf for 1.5.9 10 Nov 1738 - County Levys: To Robert Jones, constable. 186 11 May 1739 - Wm. Evans, Robert Jones, Wm. Oliver, John Hurt constables took oath. 09 Nov 1739 - Robert Jones on Jury also Wm Connor, John George, Thomas White 09 May 1740 - Action of trespass. Wm. Brumley agt Robert & Thomas Jones. defendants say they are not guilty by John Mercer their atty. They put themselves upon the jury 13 Jun 1740 - John Dyer, Jr is appointed constable of the precinct in which Robert Jones is at present constable. Wm. Brumley agt Robert & Thomas Jones Dismist. being agreed. Robert Jones on a jury. also Wm. Connor, Rice Williams, Samuel Norment, Wm Marshall 08 May 1741 - Grand Jury: Robert Jones, Wm. Connor, Thos White, Thos Samuel 11 Dec 1741 - County Levys. paid to Thomas Jones per. acct 200 12 Mar 1742/3 - A deed from Thomas Petit to Robert Woolfolk was proved by John Baylor Gen't, Thomas Jones & Richard Woolfolk witness. Deed from Benjamin & Elizabeth Powell to Robert Lyon proved by Edmund Pendleton, Thomas Jones & John Hurt. 10 Jun 1743 - Robert Jones on jury 09 Sep 1743 - Robert Jones on jury. 11 Nov 1743 - County Levys: Paid to Robert Jones for keeping the trees from the Dougetown bridge. 11 May 1744 - Ordered Thomas White be overseer of the road from the Dougetown bridge in the room of James Collins & to have Thos. Whites, Robert Jones, the people at Capt. Farishs quarter, Wm. Riddles, Thos. Collins, James Collins, the people at Major Baylors at Pole Cat to be upon the said road. John Holland's deed to Wm. Stone proved by Thos. White, Robert Jones & Jno. Jones witnesses. 13 Jul 1744 - Robert Jones on jury. 9 Nov 1744 - On the motion of Mary Anderson it is ordered Richard Anderson her son be bound to Thos. Jones till he arrives at 21..he is taught to read & write & the art of a shoemaker. Ordered the list of titables belonging to Thos Jones Gent. be added to Mr. Wild's list. 14 Dec 1744 - County Levy paid to Robt Jones per acct 280 15 Apr 1745 - Petition. Wm Taliaferro Gent agt Thomas Jones. Judgment for 2.19.3 granted 08 Nov 1745 - County Levys: paid to Robert Jones as per his account 100 14 Feb 1745/6 - On petition of Thomas Jones, ordered Thomas White, Thomas Collins & Jas Turner view a bridle way for the petitioner. 15 Feb 1745/6 - John Jones & Sarah h/w ack their deed of land to Thomas Jones 13 June 1746 - Thomas Jones vs. Richard Bradford. Detinue. Jury finds for the pltf 1 cow & calf in the declaration mentioned of the value of 30 sh also 15 sh damages for detaining them/ Bradford pay John Grimsley 100 rob for 4 days art. Natha Richardson 75 lb tob for 3 days att./ John Powell 25 lib as an evidence. Lewis Turner 100 for 4 days attendance ads Jones. Ordered Thomas Jones pay James Turner & Wm Goodall 125 lbs tob for 5 days attendance as evidence for him act Bradford. 14 Feb 1746/7 - Act of trespass of the case. Robert Boyd & Co agt Thomas Jones. Dismissed. 10 Mar 1749/50 - Wm Johnson &c executors &c of Saml Coleman agt Thomas Jones. It's considered by the court that the plts recover 2.5.0. Also agnst Richard Tankersley for 1.12.4 Also agnst Thomas Easton for 1.6.7 12 May 1750 - Thomas Berry vs. John Chilton. John Chilton to pay Thos. Jones 50 lbs for 2 days attendance; Thos Randall 152 lbs; Thomas Snodgrass 25 for 1 days 9 Nov 1750 - On the petition of John Woolfolk ordered Thomas White, James Riddle & John Jones view the road from the Dougetown bridge to this court house as Woolfolk would have it turned & made a report 13 Sep 1753 - Alce a negro girl belonging to Thomas Jones adjudged 8 years old. 08 Nov 1753 - County Levys: paid Thomas Jones &c acct 60 09 May 1755 --let is appointed overseer of the road from Dougetown Bridge to South River and to have James Dismukes, Robert Farish, Farish's quarter, -- Wood, John Jones, Jeremiah Long people to assist in keeping road in repair. 11 Jul 1755 Petition of Edward Ware & Millicent Powell agt Edward Hunt & Thomas Jones. Judgment for 1.17.0 11 Dec 1755 Suit on attachment. Wm. Dunlop agt the estate of Thos. Jones. Pltf proving his acct judgment granted him for 5.7.7. Sheriff made return he served the attachment in hands of Eliza Levell & Edward ( ) on sundry goods. The sd. Levell declared she has 1.15.0 and the said ( blank) declared he has 130 lbs of tobacco which they are ordered to pay to the pltf. Ordered the sheriff to cause the goods to be sold. 14 Jul 1757 - Ordered Joseph Boswell, George Elliott, John Pettis, Thomas Jones, Robt Dyer, Henry May, Abraham Martin & Edmund Taylor appraise that part of the estate of Richard Bradford that lies in Lunenburg Co. 13 Oct 1757 - John Woolfolk, Richard Woolfolk, Robert Woolfolk & Thomas Jones are appointed to lay off the dower of Mary Lyon widow of Robert Lyon. 10 Jan 1760 On the motion of William Johnston & Thomas Jones security for Jas. Herndon one of the exors of Wm. Herndon ordered James be summoned to court. 13 Jun 1761 John Cooper agt Thomas Jones. Trespass, assault & battery. Jury find for the defendant. Thomas Jones to pay Nathaniel Norment, Richard Fortune 75 pounds of tobacco for 3 days attendance as an evidence for him ads Cooper. 12 Aug 1762 - Ordered Richard West, Dan'l Isabel, Thomas Jones & Samuel Norment appraise estate of William Jones. 14 Oct 1762 - Thomas Jones confessed judgment to Thos Boswell for 6.1.10 10 Mar 1763 - Moza Hurt, Philemon Hurt, Mary Hurt ack deed to Thomas Jones. 09 Mar 1764 - Moza Hurt agt Samuel Norment. In trespass. This day came the parties by their atty. John Jones foreman of the Jury. the pltf to take nothing by his bill but for his false clamor the defendant recover his costs. Ordered that Samuel Norment pay Thomas Jones 150 lb tob for 6 days attendance, Milly Jones 125 lbs for 5 days attendance in the suit of Hurt. James Farish agt Thomas Jones. Trespass, assault & battery. Dismissed. 11 May 1764 - Thomas Jones paid 150 lbs tob for 6 days attendance as evidence for John Townsend ads John Sutton. Thomas Jones on a jury. 11 May 1764 - John Taylor agt Thomas Jones. On an attachment. Dismissed. 14 Sep 1764 - Andrew Cockran & company agt Thomas Jones. Debt.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IBC.2ACI/852.2 Message Board Post: I am too looking For Leftwich and Turner family email me at [email protected] Janet

I am still looking for the parents of Abner Chapman. I know Abner married Phebe Carter in 1809 Caroline County, Va. Her parents George Carter and Frances Diane Goodloe, who had three children Goodloe, Joseph and Phebe. I am also interested in where Phebe might be buried. I think it is Kentucky but haven't found the notice of death which was probably before 1839 when Joseph their son died and left a will in Woodford County, Ky. Abner was probably living there at that time as my gggrandmother took care of him in Woodford County according to his will. They do not appear on the 1840 census. According to will Joseph was guardian of Abners younger children. 1850 census shows Abner in Woodford County with his son Anthony and daughter Malvina Chapman living their with her children by the name of Upton. I have this marriage. Dorothy Wogh Will appreciate any help I can get in finding Abner's parents. Dorothy Wogh

Ann, I am very interested in a possible link between your Thomas JONES, Sr. and 5 brothers who left St. Margaret's Parish before 1760. The 5 brothers are Robert, John, James, Richard, & Ambrose all settling on the NC/VA border in Halifax & Mecklenburg Cos., VA and Granville Co., NC. Robert was of St. Margaret's Parish according to a 1752 deed in Granville Co. and I believe he may have been a Constable in St. Margaret's Parish ca 1740. I think I find him as well as John in the Order Books of Caroline and associated with Thomas. Do you or any researchers you are aware of have any facts or theories re Thomas' parents? Thanks, Ron Jones ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May 21, 2005 10:58 PM Subject: [VACAROLI] Thomas Jones, Jr. of Caroline > Thomas Jones, (Jr) was the son of Thomas Jones and Sarah Woolfolk Jones > (she died in 1797). He inherited his mother's land, near Dougetown > (Milford) and he died in 1805, his widow Jane was still holding a life > estate in the land in 1833. > > Does anyone known anything about Jane? > Thomas Jones, Jr. and later his wife, Jane, paid taxes on a stagecoach. I > suppose they must have been involved in that business. > > I am trying to find their children. > > Could this Jane Jones be the widow of Thomas Jones, Jr.? > Jane Jones consents for her daughter, Jane H. Jones to marry 19 Dec 1809, > John B. Valentine. Jonathan Jones was the witness to the consent and is > surety to the bond. > > Thank you, > Ann

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: doss, leftwich, ferguson, turner Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IBC.2ACI/852.1 Message Board Post: i noticed that you have both leftwich and doss surnames listed in bedford co. i am researching the connection of the leftwich and doss families in the late 1700's - early 1800's in bedford co., VA.